I'm looking at a Rockford 800.4 amp. There is a Rockford Punch 800.4 amp, and a Rockford Power 800.4 amp, which one is better in your opionion? Also would this amp be able to power 2 12" Cerwin Vega:Vega series subs with any problem? Vega series specs: 400 watts RMS (200 watts per voice coil) 800 watts max 20-500 hz frequency response 4 ohms I know this is a lot to ask but I really appreciate your responses guys! Thanks! Here's the specs for the Rockford amps: http://rockets2.rockfordcorp.com/is-...me=RF_Products

if all your pushing is the 2 12's, get the Power 800a2, it would be much cheaper than the 4 channel amp and just as powerful...


[This message has been edited by KlayBuRn (edited September 01, 2001).]

The output from the Punch amps and Power amps don't vary much. The Power amps only make a few more watts on average. You're mainly paying for the steeper crossover.

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